Amazon represents approximately 22% of net revenue and grew 41% year over year.
that's the whole pageOne sentence about the biggest shelf the brand has.
62 pages on the company. One line on the shelf where a fifth of the revenue lives.
So you do what everyone does. You type the name.
A real $30M brand, before anyone fixed it. 93 sellers on one listing. No MAP. Amazon undercutting. Ninety seconds of looking.
Now flip it. You're the deal team.
Most of the work is diligence. All of it happens before you have account access.
Every brand gets the same three questions.
Here is the catalog. 2,179 listings.
40 products do the work. 2,139 give resellers places to hide. That is a control problem. Control problems fix fast.
Drag the sellers down. Watch the margin come home.
Fewer sellers. Price holds. Brand owns the Buy Box. That is EBITDA before a single new customer.
Same brand. Two years later.
Annual sales on Amazon. 50+ counterfeits gone. 3,000+ reviews. Top beauty seller on Prime Day. The demand was always there.
This is the page that goes in the IC memo.
One page. A number, what it means, what it is worth. Written for people who will never open Seller Central.
And the same person stays.
Not a full-time operating partner. Not an agency. Same person, before and after.
Good to good enough.
Inside your hold period. Not perfect after it.
Two or three points on the board in year one. A clean story for the next buyer in year four.
Monday.
The brand. A real beauty brand, founded 2013, about $30M in sales in 2015, audited before any work began. Findings from that audit: 2,179 listings, 1 to 93 sellers per listing with Amazon as the low-price seller, no MAP detected, 4.5-star average with counterfeit complaints, about $800K a month across the top 40 products, no ad program. Search results on this page are a reconstruction of that state, not a live screenshot.
The result. Annual Amazon sales $60K before, $2.1M in year one, $4.2M in year two. 50+ counterfeit listings removed, 3,000+ reviews, 10+ new-product best sellers, top beauty seller on Prime Day.
The IC page. Illustrative. Margin and growth figures on it are typical ranges from similar reads, not this brand's numbers. Project Juniper is a placeholder name.
Me. Ryan Mulvany. Founder of Quiverr, a Top 100 Platinum Amazon seller and agency, $1B+ in sales across 70+ CPG brands, sold to Advantage Solutions in 2017. Brands I ran on Amazon later sold for $2B+ combined: Drunk Elephant, Quest, OUAI, Sun Bum, Health Warrior. Services, pricing, and the full framework live on the companion page.